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This sign, welcoming visitors to Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, features Pinckney's signature from the U.S. Constitution and wrought ironwork by world-renowned blacksmith/artist Philip Simmons.
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Wrought Iron Sign by Philip Simmons
This sign, welcoming visitors to Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, features Pinckney's signature from the U.S. Constitution and wrought ironwork by world-renowned blacksmith/artist Philip Simmons.
This sign, welcoming visitors to Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, features Pinckney's signature from the U.S. Constitution and wrought ironwork by world-renowned blacksmith/artist Philip Simmons.
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Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, Code: CHPI
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The House at Snee Farm was constructed circa 1828 on the site of Pinckney's plantation house. Today it is the park's visitor center and museum.

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